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There’s something special about this year’s Iowa State football team. And it’s not that baby-faced quarterback Brock Purdy reminds me of my 4-year-old grandson, which he does.
People, like me, who grew up in Ames …
“Bosses shape how people spend their days and whether they experience joy or despair, perform well or badly, or are healthy or sick.” — Robert Sutton
How you are leading during this pandemic is likely …
My friend K.C. asked an interesting question last week when I joined him late in the day on the sidewalk across from the former Christian Science Church in the 3700 block of Grand Avenue. Heavy …
It’s time to rethink how freedom of the press works, and why it is not working as effectively in the 21st century as in earlier times.
Everywhere you look you can find examples of how …
Our daughter, Holly, is one of the most fearless women I know.
At 41 years of age, she is a mechanical engineer and partner at BBS Architects Engineers, one of Des Moines’ oldest building design …
Neal Smith’s 2019 memoir “From My Century to Yours: Wisdom From the Near 100-Year Life of Former Congressman Neal E. Smith” is both fascinating and frustrating.
It’s fascinating because Smith, a Democrat from Polk County, …
By Teri Sporer | Chief operating officer/shareholder, Holmes Murphy In a year filled with people who just want 2020 to be over, I have reflected on many things.
When times are great, you never have the same …
By Amy Vohs | Founder, Lil’ Sidekick Creating a startup of any kind from scratch is no small feat. And inventing a consumer product and bringing it to market is an even harder road and one …
In last week’s column, we looked at why so many of the political ads take an aggressive, negative stance rather than exalting the candidate’s platform, past performance or beliefs. The data shows that the negative …
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